#数字资产市场动态 The market has been oscillating narrowly during the holiday period, appearing to be liquidity-starved and trading light. But on the flip side, this might not be a bad thing—selling pressure during a recession, and the bulls and bears are reaching a delicate balance in a critical zone.
Price is stuck above 89,000 and can't go lower, with the key support at 86,000-86,500 holding firm. Every attempt to break below is met with a rebound. What does this indicate? The bears have little ammunition left. Even if it dips to around 85,000 in the short term, it's likely the last desperate resistance.
Low volatility and reduced volume consolidation may seem dull, but this often signals the calm before energy accumulates. The tighter the spring is compressed, the more powerful the rebound. Instead of panicking, view this period as a strategic opportunity—gradually building positions at support levels and waiting for a volume-driven bullish candle to break the dull phase.
Current strategy:
**$BTC**: The 87,200 level can be bought in parts; if it breaks down, target 90,000.
**$ETH**: Holding above 2,900 keeps the hope alive. For a light position, aim for 3,200.
That's how the market is—patience and wait for signals.
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CryptoMotivator
· 5h ago
When the spring is compressed, it must rebound. There's nothing wrong with this logic, but how many can really buy the bottom at 86,500?
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WenAirdrop
· 5h ago
It's the same logic again, a consolidation with reduced volume is just building up energy. Why do I feel this time is a bit different?
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rugpull_survivor
· 5h ago
Can't hold it anymore, it's the same old spiel... Every consolidation is said to be "energy accumulation," but what’s the result?
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SorryRugPulled
· 5h ago
No matter how tightly the spring is compressed, someone has to pay the price. Are we really betting that liquidity will suddenly explode this time?
#数字资产市场动态 The market has been oscillating narrowly during the holiday period, appearing to be liquidity-starved and trading light. But on the flip side, this might not be a bad thing—selling pressure during a recession, and the bulls and bears are reaching a delicate balance in a critical zone.
Price is stuck above 89,000 and can't go lower, with the key support at 86,000-86,500 holding firm. Every attempt to break below is met with a rebound. What does this indicate? The bears have little ammunition left. Even if it dips to around 85,000 in the short term, it's likely the last desperate resistance.
Low volatility and reduced volume consolidation may seem dull, but this often signals the calm before energy accumulates. The tighter the spring is compressed, the more powerful the rebound. Instead of panicking, view this period as a strategic opportunity—gradually building positions at support levels and waiting for a volume-driven bullish candle to break the dull phase.
Current strategy:
**$BTC**: The 87,200 level can be bought in parts; if it breaks down, target 90,000.
**$ETH**: Holding above 2,900 keeps the hope alive. For a light position, aim for 3,200.
That's how the market is—patience and wait for signals.